Our German Allgemeine SS Generals Visor Cap with Insignia is a meticulously crafted reproduction, perfect for those looking to complete their WWII German uniform with authenticity. Made with high-quality materials and careful attention to detail, this cap is an essential addition to any reenactment kit. This cap features the Totenkopf and Cap Eagle.
Key Features
Material – Crafted from heavy black wool with silver braid piping for a historically accurate look.
Based on an original cap, ensuring authenticity and durability.
Features a classic black peak, leather sweatband, and a silver bullion chin strap with a cap cord.
Has the correct insignia of Totenkopf and Cap eagle.
Description
This German Allgemeine SS Generals Visor Cap is a high-quality, solid reproduction, designed for those seeking historical accuracy in their WWII German reenactment gear. Made from heavy black wool, the cap is adorned with silver braid piping and a classic black peak, reflecting the iconic design of the era. The interior is lined with a leather sweatband for comfort, while the exterior features a silver bullion chin strap complete with a cap cord. This wonderful reproduction features the accurate metal Totenkopf and Eagle Cap badge that would have been worn by Generals.
Whether for reenactment or display, this visor cap is a faithful reproduction that guarantees authenticity in your collection.
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The SS (Schutzstaffel) was a major paramilitary organisation under Hitler and the Nazi Party. They were tasked with the detection of actual or potential enemies of the Nazi state, the neutralisation of any opposition, policing the German people for their commitment to Nazi ideology, and providing domestic and foreign intelligence. The SS was the organisation mostly responsible for the genocide of an estimated 5.5-6 million Jews during the holocaust.
The Waffen-SS was the combat branch of the Schutzstaffel and combined combat and policing functions. The chief of the SS was Heinrich Himmler and like the SS, he did not make it past May 1945 (suicide by cyanide.)
